CN103119279B - Motor - Google Patents
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Abstract
Describe a kind of motor (2), it has crankcase (4), cylinder sleeve and cylinder cover component (8).Crankcase is along plane (60) subdivision, and to limit two crankcase portion (18,20), wherein fluid passage (100,106,120,150,152) is through the only one in crankcase portion, thus does not need to cross subdivision line.Connecting rod (265) also comprises tapered end, and piston has the load-bearing member of the complementation receiving connecting rod.
Description
Technical field
This theme disclosure relates to a kind of motor, particularly relates to a kind of motor for using in dynamic movement equipment (powersportsequipment).
Background technique
Known multiple different engine type, such as, can use the motor of pluralities of fuel type, and can use the motor of the motor with multiple different size and the cylinder with varying number.Motor can also be two stroke and four-stroke, and locates in multiple different orientation, and such as piston orientation can may carry out orientation vertically, flatly or with any other.This theme can be applied on this motor of all types open can appearance.
Summary of the invention
In the first embodiment, motor comprises crankcase, bent axle, piston, cylinder and cylinder cap, and wherein bent axle is supported by axle journal in the crankcase, and piston is connected to bent axle, and piston is to-and-fro motion in the cylinder, and cylinder cap is positioned at the top of piston and cylinder.Crankcase is along plane subdivision, and to form the first crankcase portion and the second crankcase portion, fluid passage is only in the first crankcase portion, and fluid passage is communicated with cylinder cap, so that fluid is sent to cylinder cap.
In another embodiment, motor comprises crankcase, bent axle, piston, cylinder, cylinder cap and water pump component, wherein bent axle is supported by axle journal in the crankcase, piston is connected to bent axle, piston is to-and-fro motion in the cylinder, cylinder cap is positioned at above cylinder, and water pump component is arranged on the top of the first end of bent axle and is drivingly connected to bent axle.
In another embodiment, motor comprises crankcase, bent axle, piston, cylinder, cylinder cap, oil pump, magnetogenerator and water pump component, wherein bent axle is supported by axle journal in the crankcase and has first end and the second end, piston is connected to bent axle, piston is to-and-fro motion in the cylinder, cylinder cap is positioned at above cylinder, and magnetogenerator comprises rotor and stator.Oil pump, water pump and magnetogenerator are all drivingly connected to the first end of bent axle.
In another embodiment, motor comprises crankcase, bent axle, piston, connecting rod, cylinder and cylinder cap, and wherein bent axle is supported by axle journal in the crankcase, and piston is connected to bent axle by connecting rod, piston is to-and-fro motion in the cylinder, and cylinder cap is positioned at above piston and cylinder.Connecting rod has the first end being connected to bent axle and the second end being connected to piston.The inside convergent of the second end and upwards convergent, and piston comprises the coupling arrangement of complementary convergent, sells and the second end is connected to piston.
In another embodiment, motor comprises crankcase, bent axle, piston, connecting rod, cylinder and cylinder cap, wherein bent axle is supported by axle journal in the crankcase, piston is connected to bent axle by connecting rod, piston is to-and-fro motion in the cylinder, cylinder cap is positioned at above piston and cylinder, and connecting rod has the first end being connected to bent axle and the second end being connected to piston.The inside convergent of the second end case and upwards convergent and carry press fit lining, this lining has mark, suitably aims in the second end to make lining.
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By referring to embodiments of the present invention following description and by reference to the accompanying drawings, above-mentioned characteristic of the present invention and other characteristic and the mode obtaining these characteristics will become more obviously, and will have better understanding, in accompanying drawing to the present invention itself:
Fig. 1 is the upper parallax stereogram of theme motor;
Fig. 2 is the upper parallax stereogram of the side relative with the side shown in Fig. 1 of this motor;
Fig. 3 is the lower parallax stereogram similar to Fig. 1;
Fig. 4 is the lower parallax stereogram similar to Fig. 2;
Fig. 5 shows the exploded view taking from visual angle shown in Fig. 2 of multiple assemblies of motor;
Fig. 6 shows the housing parts of the subdivision of crankcase;
Fig. 7 and Fig. 8 is the opposite side portion of crankcase portion as shown in Figure 6.
The sectional view that the line 9-9 that Fig. 9 is through Fig. 6 intercepts;
The sectional view that the line 10-10 that Figure 10 is through Fig. 6 intercepts;
Figure 11 is the stereogram of crankcase, wherein pulls down cooling water path is shown crankcase portion;
Figure 11 A is the enlarged view of the part pointed out in Figure 11;
The sectional view that the line 12-12 that Figure 12 is through Fig. 6 intercepts;
Figure 13 is the stereogram of crankshaft-and-connecting-rod assembly;
The sectional view that the line 14-14 that Figure 14 is through Figure 13 intercepts;
Figure 15 is the exploded view of assembly shown in Figure 13;
Figure 16 is the exploded view of connecting rod and piston assembly;
Figure 17 is the piston of the Figure 16 be in assembled configuration and the sectional view of connecting rod;
Figure 18 A is the face upwarding stereogram of cylinder sleeve;
Figure 18 B is the top perspective view of cylinder sleeve;
The sectional view that the line 19-19 that Figure 19 is through Figure 18 A intercepts;
Figure 20 A is the face upwarding stereogram of cylinder cover component;
Figure 20 B is the upper parallax stereogram of cylinder cover component;
The sectional view that the line 21-21 that Figure 21 is through Figure 20 A intercepts;
The sectional view that the line 22-22 that Figure 22 is through Figure 20 A intercepts;
The sectional view that the line 23-23 that Figure 23 is through Figure 20 A intercepts;
Figure 24 is the stereogram of camshaft retainer;
The sectional view that the line 25-25 that Figure 25 is through Figure 24 intercepts;
Figure 26 shows bent axle in the one of crankcase portion and trunnion shaft stereogram in the assembled state;
Figure 27 shows the transmission components between bent axle and two top set camshaft;
Figure 28 shows the exploded view of oil pump assembly;
Figure 29 shows the oil pump assembly of the Figure 28 being in assembled state.
Figure 30 shows the exploded view of water pump component.
Figure 31 A shows the exploded view of water pump cover, and wherein stator is in the attitude to be attached to water pump cover;
Figure 31 B shows the assembled view of water pump cover and stator;
Figure 32 shows the rotor of the attitude be in be attached to bent axle;
Figure 33 shows the driving mechanism of starter motor assembly;
Figure 34 shows the alternative view of the driving mechanism for starter motor;
The sectional view that the line 35-35 that Figure 35 is through Fig. 4 intercepts;
The sectional view that the line 36-36 that Figure 36 is through Fig. 4 intercepts;
The sectional view that the line 37-37 that Figure 37 is through Fig. 1 intercepts;
Figure 38 is the amplification sectional view similar to the sectional view of Figure 37, it illustrates the distribution pattern of oil;
The sectional view that the line 39-39 that Figure 39 is through Figure 37 intercepts;
Figure 40 shows the sectional view through cylinder sleeve, it illustrates fluid flow pattern;
Figure 41 shows and is in the cylinder cover component of state to be assembled and the exploded view of cylinder sleeve, and shows fluid flow pattern;
Figure 42 shows the stereogram of motor, to illustrate the distribution pattern of water;
The sectional view that the line 43-43 that Figure 43 is through Fig. 1 intercepts;
The sectional view that the line 44-44 that Figure 44 is through Fig. 1 intercepts;
Figure 45 is the stereogram of trunnion shaft;
Figure 46 is the front elevation of the trunnion shaft of Figure 45;
Figure 47 shows the stereogram of the driving gear of trunnion shaft;
Figure 48 shows the exploded view of the axle of Figure 47;
Figure 49 shows the outer side view of recoil gear (backlashgear);
Figure 50 shows the inner side view of recoil gear;
Figure 51 is the side view of crankcase component;
The sectional view that the line 52-52 that Figure 52 is through Figure 51 intercepts; And
Figure 53 shows the detailed view of oily drawing device.
Embodiment
Illustrate best as shown in Figure 1 to Figure 4, the engine total of this theme disclosure illustrates with 2, and generally include with lower component: crankcase 4, cylinder sleeve 6, cylinder cover component 8, cyclinder head cover 10 and crankshaft group 12.As shown in the figure, crankcase 4 comprises first portion 18 and second portion 20, water pump component 24, oil strainer 26 and starter motor 30.As shown in Figure 5, water pump component 24 comprises water pump cover 36 and water pump cover 38 and pad described herein 40 and 42.Still as shown in Figure 5, motor 2 also comprises: cylinder sleeve pad 46, gland shim 48 and cyclinder head cover pad 50.Referring now to Fig. 6 to Figure 12, crankcase 4 will be described in more detail.
First with reference to Fig. 6 and Fig. 8, the first crankcase portion 18 comprises plane 60, and plane 60 defines the subdivision line of crankcase component along vertical plane.Should understand, as described here, plane 60 defines ledge surface, and this ledge surface has multiple jut with through hole 62.As described here, the first crankcase portion 18 also comprises top surface 66, and this top surface 66 produces the plat surface for receiving cylinder sleeve 6.As described here, crankcase portion 18 also comprises main bearing 70 and roller bearing 72(for trunnion shaft).
From specification, it is also understood that this orientation of such as term " vertically " is described in disclosed mode of execution be only considered as reference, and the subdivision line of motor can be actually level or become some other angle.
As illustrated best in Fig. 8 and Figure 11 A, crankcase portion 18 also comprises the oil pump mounting portion 80 being limited with mounting surface 82, and oil pump mounting portion 80 is communicated with (Fig. 9) with oil-piping 84.Oil-piping 84 is also communicated with entrance or suction pipe (snorkel) 86.As shown here, should understand, pipeline 84 and entrance 86 are cast integratedly with the remaining part of crankcase portion, although should be appreciated that other parts that can be provided with such as tubing or other this assembly.As illustrated best in Figure 11 A, be formed with oil groove with access part oil thus auxiliary this pump of filling.
Referring now to Fig. 9 and Figure 10, by description by joined integrally for oil pump in crankcase portion 18.As shown in Figure 9, pipeline 84 and entrance 86 illustrate with cross section, and this cross section shows the restriction of the oily path 100 be directed in pump intake room 102.Pump discharge room 104 is discharged in path 106 through surface 110.As shown in Figure 10, another path 120 extends to the groove 122 around aperture 124 from surface 110.It should be noted that bearing 70(Fig. 8) be processed into and be positioned in aperture 124.Last path 126 extends to top surface 66 from path 120, and top surface 66 is shown in Fig. 8 with indentation slit 128() be communicated with.
Referring again to Fig. 8, the outer installment of crankcase portion 18 has the wall 130 around bearing 70,72 and oil pump assembly department 80.Wall 130 defines the cavity 132 with front surface 134, and wherein front surface 134 comprises groove 136 and multiple jut with threaded bores 138.Should understand, as further described herein, surface 134 defines the mounting surface for water pump component 24.As described here, crankcase portion 18 also comprises the assembly wall 140 for starter motor 30, and close to opening 142 and installation aperture 144.
With reference to Fig. 8 and Figure 11, be provided with water input channel 150, water input channel 150 extends from mounting surface 134 and is communicated with passage 152, and passage 152 is in top surface 66 upper shed.With reference to Fig. 8 and Figure 12, crankcase portion 18 comprises semi-cylindrical opening 160(Fig. 8) and passage 162.As described here, as illustrated best in Figure 12, aim at aperture 124 in passage 162 opening to cavity 132.
Referring now to Fig. 6 and Fig. 7, crankcase housing parts 20 roughly comprises mounting surface 200, and wherein mounting surface 200 comprises the jut with threaded openings 202.Should understand, each in threaded openings 202 is all aimed at opening 62, and the surface 200 of coupling and 60 one-tenth, the surface mirror image of the coupling of crankcase portion 18.Crankcase portion 20 also comprises and the upper surface 66 of crankcase portion 18 upper surface 206 in one plane.Crankcase portion 20 comprises longitudinally to be aimed at and relative roller bearing 210 with bearing 70, and longitudinally aims at and relative roller bearing 212 with roller bearing 72.Finally, as described here, crankcase portion 20 comprises semi-cylindrical opening 220, and semi-cylindrical opening 220 and plate cylinder open 160 together define the cylinder open for cylinder sleeve 6.Should understand from the above description, all crankcase oils paths and crankcase water passage are arranged in crankcase portion 18, and described path is not arranged in crankcase portion 20.
Referring now to Figure 13 to Figure 15, crankshaft group 12 will be described in more detail.As shown in Figure 13 and Figure 15, bent axle sub-component comprises the first bent axle part 260, second bent axle part 262, and wherein said two bent axle parts are by press-fit pin 264(Figure 14 and Figure 15 between two parties) be linked together.As shown in figure 14, bent axle part 260 comprises the first axle head 266, first axle head 266 and has diameter parts 268, diameter portion 270, keyway 272 and water pump transmission device 274, and wherein water pump transmission device 274 is processed into and has groove 276.Cam chain gear 278 is arranged between diameter portion 268,270 integratedly, and driving gear 280 is arranged on (Figure 15) in shaft diameter portion 282.First bent axle part 260 is also provided with counterweight part 288 and has first Offset portion 284 in aperture 286.In a similar manner, bent axle part 262 is provided with the second Offset portion 294 that the second axle head 290, second axle head 290 has counterweight part 298 and has aperture 296.
As shown in figure 15, connecting rod 265 comprises the first end 300 with aperture 302 and the second end 304 with aperture 306.Should understand, split bearing 310 to be received in aperture 302 and to be received on pin 264.As shown in figure 15, as described here, the sleeve bushing 312 be positioned in aperture 306 is provided with.
As illustrated best in Figure 14, first end 266 comprises the oily path 320 of longitudinal extension, and this oily path 320 has path 322, path 324 and path 330, and wherein path 322 is communicated with surface 268, path 324 is communicated with surface 270, and path 330 is communicated with aperture 286.Pin 264 comprises path 340, path 340 aim at path 330 and opening in the internal capacity 342 of pin 264.Pin 264 comprises end cap 344 with closed internal capacity 342.Pin 264 also comprises path 350, and path 350 is positioned between the Offset portion 284 of bent axle part 260 and the Offset portion 294 of bent axle part 262, should understand, and path 350 is aimed at split bearing 310.
Referring again to Figure 14 and Figure 15, sleeve bearing 312 comprises groove 360 and the mark in recess 362 form.As illustrated best in Figure 14, both sleeve 312 and connecting rod the second end 304 are convergent, make sleeve have narrower top section 364(Figure 15) and the low portion 366 that broadens.In a similar manner, connecting rod the second end 304 has narrower top section 370 and the low portion 372(Figure 15 broadened).Mark makes at assembly process, and personnel can see that sleeve bearing is aimed at relative to connecting rod, and is slit owing to marking, thus allows the rotation location being convenient to lining.Mark can fasten recess 362 and guarantee the instrument that sleeve bearing inserts with its suitable spin orientation.
Referring now to Figure 16 and Figure 17, as is known to persons skilled in the art, piston 390 is depicted as the multiple piston rings 392 having and be arranged in complementary groove 394.Piston 390 also comprises one support region 400, and this one support region 400 is provided with the aperture 402 for receiving pin 404.Still as be known in the art, be provided with stop ring 406, stop ring 406 is received in complementary groove 408 pin 404 maintenance to be put in place.As illustrated best in Figure 17, supporting portion 400 defines tapered surface 410, tapered surface 410 inwardly and upwards convergent, thus provides complementary reception opening 412 to receive the second end 304 of connecting rod 265.The quality (end 304 by convergent) of the minimizing of connecting rod 265 makes it possible to add additional quality to piston, with the upper end portion of structurally rigidifying piston, such as the upper end portion of the position shown in 414.
Referring now to Figure 18 A and Figure 18 B, cylinder sleeve 6 will be described in more detail.As shown in the figure, as described here, cylinder sleeve 6 comprises top 440 and limits the extension 442 of cylinder wall 444.Top 440 comprises upper surface 450(Figure 18 B) and lower surface 452(Figure 18 A).Be provided with extension part 454 to limit the chain receive path 456 in extension part 454.As shown in Figure 18 A, lower surface 452 has water and introduces opening 460, and water introduces opening 460 opening to the passage 462(Figure 18 B holding cylinder wall 444) in.Oil path 470 also at lower surface 452(Figure 18 A) to upper surface 450(Figure 18 B) and between extend.Also be provided with the groove 472(Figure 18 A be communicated with opening 474).As illustrated best in Figure 19, aperture 474 is communicated with path 476, and path 476 is communicated with the path 478 of sparger 480 again.As described here, sparger 480 comprises injector nozzle 482.As described further herein, except aperture 474, aperture 486 is used for cylinder sleeve 6 and crankcase 4 are connected to each other.As illustrated best in Figure 19, cylinder sleeve 6 also comprises and to be communicated with passage 456 and to receive the coupling arrangement 490 of sparger 480.
As shown in FIG. 20 A, cylinder cover component 8 comprises lower surface 500 and the upper surface shown in Figure 20 B 502.Be provided with multiple water inlet slit 504, described multiple water inlet slit 504 holds valve 506(exhaust valve 506A and intake valve 506B) and opening is shown in Figure 21 to cavity 510() in.Cavity 510 holds cylinder cover component 8 and is communicated with water out 512.As illustrated best in Figure 20 A, be provided with the aperture, oil-in 520 extended between the upper surface 502 shown in lower surface 500 and Figure 20 B.Aperture 530(Figure 20 A) be set to for cylinder cover component 8 is installed to cylinder sleeve 6, but aperture 530 does not extend through the top surface 502 of cylinder cover component 8, but terminate in the inside of cylinder cover component 8, such as illustrate best in fig. 22, as described further herein, the top surface 532 processed is set to receive the fastening piece such as packing ring and tightening nut.
As shown in FIG. 20 A, relief opening 540 is set to relative with exhaust valve 506B, and as shown in fig. 20b, suction port 546 is set to and intake valve 506B(Figure 20 A) relative.Also be provided with and passage 456(Figure 18 B) the chain receive path 550 aimed at.Passage 550 installs wall 560(Figure 20 B in aperture 562 and 564 by having) partly limit.Wall 570 is set to have and installs aperture 572 and 574 between two parties.Wall 560 and 570 also comprises semi-cylindrical surfaces 580,582,584 and 586.Should understand, receiving area 580 and 584 receives the overhead cam being used for intake valve, and receiving area 582 and 586 receives the overhead cam being used for exhaust valve.
Referring now to Figure 24 and Figure 25, show cam retainer 600.As illustrated best in Figure 25, as further described herein, cam retainer 600 comprises semi-cylindrical region 610,612,614 and 616, semi-cylindrical region 610,612,614 and 616 should be understood to respectively with semi-cylindrical receiving area 580,582,584 and 586(Figure 20 B) overlapping, be defined for encapsulating overhead cam cylindrical receiver region.
As shown in figures 24 and 25, cam retainer 600 also comprises and aperture 562(Figure 20 B) aperture 622 aimed at, with aperture 564(Figure 20 B) aperture 624 aimed at, the aperture 626 aimed at aperture 572 and with aperture 574(Figure 20 B) aperture 628 aimed at.As further shown in FIG., retainer 600 comprises passage 630, passage 630 and aperture 520(Figure 20 B) aim at and be fluidly communicated with the groove 632 extended around receiving area 612.Passage 632 is communicated with by path 636 with passage 634.Passage 638 is communicated with by path 640 with passage 634.Although not shown, path 642 and path 632 are still communicated with in the mode similar with path 640.
Referring now to Figure 26, multiple sub-component will be described.First with reference to Figure 26, bent axle sub-component 12 is depicted as and is arranged in crankcase portion 20 together with trunnion shaft 700.Trunnion shaft 700 comprises the gear 702 engaged engagingly with the gear 280 on bent axle sub-component, and comprise counterweight member 704, the axle 706 be positioned in roller bearing 212, bearing part 708 and drive part 710.As shown in the figure, axle 706 has square sectional to increase rigidity and to reduce amount of deflection.
Referring now to Figure 27, bent axle sub-component 12 and trunnion shaft 700 are depicted as and engage engagingly, and cam chain 720 engages engagingly with gear 278.Cam chain 720 engages engagingly with upper gear 722 and 724, and its middle gear 722 drives exhaust cam 726 and its middle gear 724 drives intake cam 728.Show retainer 730 and 732, retainer 730 and 732 keeps chain with suitable tension force and guarantees that chain is wound around around the gear be associated.Also show and provide the sparger 480(of lubrication still to see Figure 18 A to retainer and to chain 720).
Referring now to Figure 28, oil pump assembly 750 is depicted as the attitude being in and being received in the oil pump mounting portion 80 of crankcase portion 18.As shown in figure 28, (trunnion shaft 700) driving end 710 and (crankshaft group 12) driving end 274 stretch out through crankcase portion 18 and are positioned in cavity 132.Sealing 752 is positioned at the top of bearing 72, and sprocket wheel 754 be positioned at driving end 710 top and by the fastening piece fix in position being such as 756.
Oil pump assembly 750 comprises external rotor 760, inner rotator 762, the pump shaft 764 with lateral pin 766 and pump case 770.Should understand, external rotor 760 can be positioned in the inner diameter portion 772 of mounting portion 80.Inner rotator 762 is also positioned in external rotor 760, and axle 764 is positioned in opening 774.Housing 770 and mounting portion 80 are interconnected by fastening piece 780.Should understand, a part for axle 764 extends through the opening 782 of housing 780, and extension has the D shape cross section matched with the opening 790 of the complementation on sprocket wheel 792.Sprocket wheel 792 by being kept putting in place by the fastening piece 794 that can receive with tightening in the end of axle 764.Should understand, the chain being such as 800 is drawn (entrain) to form oil pump transmission mechanism and to drive inner rotator 762 around sprocket wheel 754 and 792 band.Therefore, should understand, the inner rotator 762 of oil pump 750 is driven by the trunnion shaft 700 that is rotated through of crankshaft group 12.Figure 29 shows the oil pump assembly after the assembling being assembled into crankcase portion 18.
Referring now to Figure 30, water pump component 24 is depicted as and comprises water pump cover 36 and water pump cover 38.Water pump component 24 also comprises water pump transmission shaft 820, liner 822, Sealing 824, pump impeller 826 and pad 828.As shown in the figure, water pump cover 36 comprises lateral part 830, and wherein lateral part 830 comprises for receiving the pump impeller 826 be communicated with blowdown piping 840.Pipeline 840 and aperture 842(Figure 31 A) be communicated with.Water pump cover 38 comprises intake line 850, and wherein intake line 850 is processed as receiving flexible rubber pipe fitting and retaining member (not shown) thereon.Water pump cover 38 is fastened to the front surface 830 of water pump cover 36 by multiple fastening piece 852.After assembling, pump impeller 826 is connected to axle 820, and the aperture 844 that axle 820 passes pump case 36 is projected into the position shown in Figure 31 B.It is also understood that, axle 820 has and groove 276(Figure 15) mate in tongue 846(Figure 31 A) driven end of form.It is also understood that, cavity 832 is formed as stair-stepping pattern, thus allows to change pump impeller size.This allows the flow rate changing cooling water for other engine power rating.
Referring now to Figure 31 A to Figure 32, magnetogenerator assembly 861(Figure 39 will be described).As shown in fig. 3 ia, water pump cover 36 comprises internal surface 860, and comprises internal cavities 862.Be provided with stator 864 and the threaded bosses portion 868 that is installed in cavity 862 by fastening piece 866 of stator 864.Figure 31 B shows the installment state of stator 864.Note, the central opening 870 through stator 864 allows close to axle 820 to drive water pump pump impeller 826(Figure 30).Also show starter motor gear drive 880 in Figure 31 A, this starter motor gear drive 880 has the large driving gear 882 and little driven gear 884 that connect around axle 886.Axle 886 is received in aperture 888.The gear drive 880 be under installment state is also show in Figure 31 B.
Referring now to Figure 32, the rotor 900 for magnetogenerator assembly is depicted as to comprise and is processed as the outer rotor wall 902 overlapping with stator 864, and rotor 900 has the inside opening 904 being processed as and being attached to crankshaft group 12.As shown in figure 32, show starting gear 910, starting gear 910 is received in diameter parts 268(Figure 14) upper and relative to bearing 912 in diameter parts 268(Figure 14) place rotates.Be provided with sliding clutch 920, sliding clutch 920 is by being such as the internal surface 922 that the fastening piece of 924 is installed to rotor 900.Starting gear 910 comprises the interactional outside hub 926 with the inside opening 928 of sliding clutch 920.
Figure 33 and Figure 34 shows the starter motor bearing after assembling, is wherein appreciated that starter motor 30 comprises the starter motor axle 930 in ratch form.Should understand, starter motor 30 is installed to assembly wall 140(Fig. 8) rear side, make starting shaft 930 through aperture 142(Fig. 8) outstanding.Therefore, gear 882 and 884 rotates relative to axle 886, and its axis 886 is by aperture 888(Figure 31 A) surely consolidate in side and pass through aperture 144(Fig. 8 is installed) surely solid at opposite side.By above-mentioned parts and sub-component, oily distribution and the distribution of water will be described now.
First with reference to Figure 35, along with oil pump 750 operates, oil is pumped into pump via path 100 in the direction of the arrow, and is discharged in path 106.Filter 26 is connected to crankcase by mounting bracket 950, and mounting bracket 950 has to be aimed at path 106 and to extend to the path 952 in filter 26.Referring now to Figure 36, oil pumped out filter 26, enter into the path 120 of crankcase portion 18 via the path 956 of support 950.As previously mentioned, path 120 and same diameter parts 268(Figure 10 and 14) corresponding groove 122 is crossing, to lubricate at bent axle part 268(Figure 37) on main bearing 70.As shown in figure 37, aperture 322 is also through bent axle part 268(Figure 37) extend with crossing with path 320, and make from path 120,122(Figure 36) oil can inlet passage 320.
As illustrated best in Figure 37 to Figure 39, the oil in path 320 is from path 322(Figure 38) be in both direction and flow.The oil flowed left observed in Figure 39 lubricates the joint between axle 820 and driving end 274.Bearing 912(Figure 39) also lubricated by path 324.As shown in figure 38, the oil flowed to the right then continues flowing via path 330 and enters into the internal capacity 342 of pin 264 via path 340.Oil is via path 350(Figure 15 of pin 264 afterwards) lubricating bearings 310.Excessive oil from bearing 310 drops back in the oil sump of crankcase simply.
Get back to Figure 36, via the oil of path 120 not only to the groove 122 delivered to around main bearing, and advance vertically via path 126, with to delivering to indentation groove 128(Fig. 8).A part for visible indentation groove in Figure 36.Referring now to Figure 41, via the oil of indentation groove 128 to path 470 and the passage 472 of delivering to cylinder sleeve 6.As previously mentioned, via the oil of path 470 to the path 520 delivering to cylinder cover component 8, but via the oil of path 472 to delivering to sparger 480, via nozzle 482 to delivering on chain.Return Figure 20 B, path 520 upwards extends, and is opened on the upper surface 502 in wall 560.As previously mentioned, oil is to the passage 630 delivering to cam retainer 600 afterwards, and afterwards, oil via each passage around camshaft to delivering on cam.
Referring now to Figure 42, from the water of water pump 24 via the pipe fitting (not shown) suction being attached to pipeline 850, and discharge via the aperture 842 of water pump cover 36.Water is via aperture 150 and flow out in crankcase portion 18 via passage 152 vertically afterwards.Referring again to Figure 40, water advances via the aperture 460 of cylinder sleeve 6 and surrounding cavity 462 circulates, with cooling cylinder wall 444 afterwards.As shown in Figure 41 and 43, water is to delivering to path 504 afterwards, enters into cylinder cap 8.As illustrated best in Figure 44, cooling water continues to circulate around path 510, and proceeds to water out via thermostat 980.
Referring now to Figure 45 to Figure 50, trunnion shaft 1000 is depicted as and comprises driving gear 1002, counterweight member 1004 and axle 1006.End 1008 comprises the driving end 1010 in tongue form.Gear 1002 comprises outer gear 1014 and recoil gear 1012.Multiple spring is located in gear 1012,1014 between two parties, with the torsion spring load between the coupling gear being provided in gear 1002 and gear 1002.Referring now to Figure 48 and Figure 50, gear 1014 comprises spring-reception recess 1018, and gear 1012 comprise corresponding there is inclined-plane 1022(Figure 50) recess 1020.Therefore spring will coordinate between recess 1018 and inclined-plane 1022, make gear 1014,1012 can flush ground seat each other and will put, and be subject to spring load and rotate.
Referring now to Fig. 1, will describe waste gas recovery room 1050, wherein waste gas recovery room 1050 makes crankcase blow-by be recycled back into suction port via valve 1050.As shown in Figure 51 and Figure 52, ventilation plant 1050 comprises opening to the opening 1054 in crankcase, and guide plate 1056 and 1058.Recovery room 1050 is connected to crankcase by discharge passage 1060.As shown in the arrow in Figure 52, multi-direction change is carried out in the gas leakage from crankcase, and this makes oil be separated with gas leakage, to make oil flow back to via discharge passage 1060, and gas leakage upwards can be extended via the valve 1052 be arranged on upper surface 1062.Leak gas afterwards via valve 1052, via closure and return and be reintroduced back to via suction port (546, see Figure 20 B).
Last with reference to Figure 53, draw filter 1100 and to be set to be positioned in engine sump and to be connected to suction pipe 86, so that oil is filled into oil pump.
Although the present invention has been described as having exemplary design, but in the spirit and scope of present disclosure, the present invention can make further remodeling.Therefore the application is intended to use basic principle of the present invention to contain any modification of the present invention, use or adaptability revision.In addition, the application is intended to contain these contents that fall into the practice of of the prior art known or routine involved in the present invention, that deviate from present disclosure.
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1. a motor (2), described motor (2) comprises crankcase (4), bent axle (12), piston (390), cylinder (6) and cylinder cap (8), described bent axle (12) is supported by axle journal in described crankcase, piston (390) is connected to described bent axle, the to-and-fro motion in described cylinder (6) of described piston, described cylinder cap (8) is positioned at the top of described piston and described cylinder; It is characterized in that, described crankcase is along plane (60) subdivision, to form the first crankcase portion (18) and the second crankcase portion (20), described first crankcase portion (18) and the second crankcase portion (20) extend to described cylinder, fluid passage (100,106,120,150,152) is only in described first crankcase portion, with described cylinder cap, described fluid passage is communicated with that fluid is sent to described cylinder cap with described cylinder.
2. motor according to claim 1, is characterized in that, described fluid passage (100,106,120) is oily path.
3. motor according to claim 1, is characterized in that, described fluid passage (150,152) is water passage.
4. motor according to claim 1, is characterized in that, described fluid passage (100,106,120,150,152) is independently oily path and water passage.
5. motor according to claim 1, is characterized in that, described crankcase is along vertical plane (60) subdivision, and described vertical plane (60) is transverse to the longitudinal axis of described bent axle.
6. motor according to any one of claim 1 to 5, is characterized in that, the first end (266) of described bent axle is supported by axle journal in described first crankcase portion.
7. motor according to claim 6, is characterized in that, water pump (24) and oil pump (750) are connected to the first end of described bent axle.
8. motor according to claim 7, is characterized in that, a part for the first end of described bent axle is stretched out through described first crankcase portion.
9. motor according to claim 8, is characterized in that, described water pump is driven by described bent axle part of stretching out.
10. motor according to claim 7, is characterized in that, the outside that described oil pump is positioned at described crankcase is driven by oil pump transmission mechanism (754,792).
11. motors according to claim 10, is characterized in that, to be positioned in described crankcase described oil pump transmission mechanism section and to extend to drive described oil pump through described crankcase.
12. motors according to claim 7, be further characterized in that, oil strainer (26), described oil strainer (26) is positioned at the outside of described first crankcase portion and described oil strainer (26) is attached to described first crankcase portion.
13. motors according to claim 12, are further characterized in that, oil sump (86), and described oil sump (86) is fluidly connected to described oil pump.
14. motors according to claim 13, it is characterized in that, described first crankcase portion is included in the first oily path (100) between described oil sump and described oil pump and the second oily path (106) between described oil pump and described oil strainer.
15. motors according to claim 14, it is characterized in that, the 4th path (126) that described first crankcase portion is included in the 3rd oily path (120) between described oil strainer and described bent axle and upwards extends through the top surface (66) of described first crankcase portion.
16. motors according to claim 15, is characterized in that, a part for the first end of described bent axle is stretched out through described first crankcase portion and drives water pump.
17. motors according to claim 16, it is characterized in that, described bent axle comprises oily path (320), and described oily path (320) is communicated with described 3rd oily via fluid ground, to lubricate the transmission device between described bent axle and described water pump.
18. motors according to claim 16, is characterized in that, described first crankcase portion comprises the cavity (132) of the bent axle part of stretching out described in encirclement.
19. motors according to claim 18, is characterized in that, described oil pump is positioned in described cavity.
20. motors according to claim 18, is characterized in that, described water pump is positioned at above described cavity and also closes described cavity.
21. motors according to claim 20, it is characterized in that, the peripheral wall (130) of the bent axle part that described cavity stretches out described in surrounding limits, and described cavity limits mounting flange (134), and described water pump is installed to described mounting flange.
22. motors according to claim 21, it is characterized in that, have water passage (150) and described water passage (150) is connected to the carry-out part of described water pump hermetically in described peripheral wall inner position, described water passage extends through the top surface of described first crankcase portion and cooling water is communicated to described cylinder cap.
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